Mandelson's Epstein Ties: Systemic Political Corruption
George Monbiot argues Peter Mandelson's dealings with Jeffrey Epstein were not an aberration but an extension of his role enabling corporate power within New Labour governments.
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Epstein, Lawyer Plotted Deportation and Surveillance
Newly released documents show Jeffrey Epstein and attorney Brad Karp coordinated efforts to deport and surveil a woman, with emails detailing plans involving law enforcement contacts.
Afghan National Guilty of Child Abduction and Rape
Ahmad Mulakhil has been found guilty of abducting and raping a 12-year-old girl in Nuneaton, Warwickshire, following a trial at Warwick Crown Court.
Trump Knew Epstein's Crimes in 2006: Ex-Police Chief
Michael Reiter, former Palm Beach police chief, alleges Donald Trump acknowledged Jeffrey Epstein's misconduct in a 2006 phone call, contradicting Trump's public statements.
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WHO Upholds Coca Leaf Ban Despite Andean Culture
The World Health Organization maintains coca leaf's classification as a dangerous drug, dealing a blow to Bolivian growers who seek international legal markets for their sacred crop.
Lawyer Did Not See Phone-Hacking Confession Signed, Court Hears
A solicitor approved a contested confession of bugging and phone hacking for Daily Mail publisher but did not witness the signing, the high court hears in a trial involving celebrities.
Wrongfully Jailed Men Demand Compensation Law Change
Three exonerees who served decades in prison for crimes they didn't commit testify to parliamentary inquiry about being denied compensation despite cleared names.
AI 'Slop' Report Used to Lobby for $20m Gambling Funding
ACT Senator David Pocock raises alarm over AI-generated evidence review containing fake studies used to support $20m gambling education funding request from University of Sydney institute.
Ex-Councillor Sent Explicit Video to Decoy Officer
Former Barnet Labour councillor Liron Velleman admitted sending explicit content to someone he believed was a 13-year-old girl, who was actually a police decoy.
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Raskin Questions DOJ Redactions in Epstein Files
Congressman Jamie Raskin has publicly questioned the Department of Justice's extensive redactions in the Jeffrey Epstein case files, demanding greater transparency.
Epstein Files Revive Pizzagate Conspiracy Theory
The release of Jeffrey Epstein's documents has reignited the debunked Pizzagate conspiracy theory, with 'pizza' mentioned over 600 times in emails, sparking renewed online speculation and psychological analysis.
DOJ Accused of Cover-Up in Epstein Files Case
US lawmakers have accused the Department of Justice of a cover-up, demanding the release of unredacted Epstein files to ensure transparency and accountability.
Trump Wants to Move On from Epstein Files Video
A new video report highlights Donald Trump's efforts to distance himself from the Epstein files, as the controversy continues to unfold in US politics.
Epstein Files Reveal Child Victim and Foreign Official
Unredacted Epstein documents reveal a nine-year-old victim and implicate a high-ranking foreign government figure, as lawmakers demand full transparency.
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Maxwell Invokes Fifth Amendment in Congress Hearing
Ghislaine Maxwell, associate of Jeffrey Epstein, invoked her Fifth Amendment right to remain silent during a US congressional hearing, drawing criticism and claims she is 'campaigning for clemency'.
Woman Recalled to Prison Over Revenge Nude Posting
A 26-year-old woman from West Yorkshire has been recalled to prison after posting naked images of her father's mistress online in an act of revenge, maintaining she feels no remorse.
UK and US Sink in Corruption Index
The UK and US have fallen to new lows in a global corruption ranking, sparking concerns over governance and transparency in both nations.
Epstein Files Detail Sarah Ferguson's Visits and Business Plans
Newly released Epstein files show Sarah Ferguson and her daughters visited Jeffrey Epstein after his prison release, with emails revealing business plans and close personal exchanges.
Holly Valance's Far-Right Politics and Music Controversy
Former soap actress and pop star Holly Valance has sparked backlash with her vocal support for far-right politics and release of provocative new music, marking a dramatic career transformation.
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CCTV Off at Murder Suspect's Home on Day of Alleged Crime
Prosecutors claim David Campbell, 77, killed Brian Low, 65, near Aberfeldy in 2024. Court hears CCTV at Campbell's home went off on the morning of the alleged murder.
Name Mix-Up Exposes Australia's Political Donation Transparency Crisis
A Brisbane resident's donation to the Queensland Greens was mistakenly attributed to billionaire Scott Farquhar, revealing flaws in Australia's political funding disclosure system after recent legislative changes.
Japanese Gas Firms Met Australian Ministers 20 Times
Thinktank analysis reveals Japanese LNG companies held over 20 meetings with Australian ministers, lobbying to prolong fossil fuel industry and slow clean energy transition.
Mandelson's Fatal Flaw: Machiavellian Victim
Andy McSmith reflects on Peter Mandelson's career, revealing how the UK's first spin doctor combined sharp political skills with self-destructive tendencies and a perpetual victim mentality.
DNA Match Stumps Prosecutors in French Twin Murder Trial
French prosecutors face a unique forensic challenge as DNA evidence from a murder weapon matches both identical twins on trial, leaving the crucial question of who pulled the trigger unanswered.
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Epstein Files: How He Became a Svengali to the Powerful
Newly released documents show Jeffrey Epstein was sought after by elites for advice on dodging #MeToo allegations, revealing a disturbing network of complicity.
Twin DNA Mystery Stalls French Murder Trial
A French murder trial faces unprecedented challenges as identical twin brothers stand accused, with forensic DNA evidence unable to distinguish which sibling fired the fatal shots.
NZ Mosque Shooter Blames Guilty Plea on Prison Conditions
Brenton Tarrant, who murdered 51 people in New Zealand's 2019 mosque attacks, claims his guilty plea was irrational due to 'torturous' prison conditions, as he appeals his conviction.
Epstein Survivors' Super Bowl Ad Demands Full Files Release
Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein released a powerful Super Bowl advertisement calling for the full disclosure of files, highlighting redactions and an eight-year timeline.
Andrew Windsor Shared UK Trade Secrets with Epstein
Newly released emails reveal Andrew Windsor, former UK trade envoy, allegedly shared confidential trade reports and investment details with Jeffrey Epstein, contradicting his previous statements.
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Jimmy Lai Gets 20-Year Sentence Under Hong Kong Security Law
British citizen and pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai, 78, receives a 20-year prison sentence under China's national security law, with family fearing he will die in jail due to poor health conditions.
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